View Full Version : what is a good clutch?
nis-son
09-07-2008, 10:42 PM
looking into buying a clutch for my car. its an s14 with a redtop sr in it. the clutch on the car now is stock and feels pretty dead. im looking for a clutch that strong and good to daily drive on. any suggestions would greatfully help.
Addicted2Kouki
09-08-2008, 01:24 AM
Exedy Stage 1 or just the OEM replacement by Exedy.
If you're tight on money..
Go for Clutchnet clutches.
Cheap, and they hold good.
I bought their 6puck sprung clutch.
I've had mine for almost 2 years.
This is with constant clutch kicks, hard shifting,
hard driving, mountain runs, drifting, and daily driving.
I threw on a turbo and its still holding good.
Even upgraded the turbo and its still not slipping.
shmiddy
09-08-2008, 06:47 AM
i have a stage 3 SPEC and i fuckin love it
bkfill
09-08-2008, 06:54 AM
exedy stage 1 <--good clutch if your stock turbo
after buying the exedy stage2(3puck sprung), i never want another cerametallic clutch again
the chatter killed my motor mounts, and tranny mount
FYI: this is just a note
i have 275 tires on my car, cerametallic clutch, over 300hp
the clutch grabs real hard and so does the tires
the transmission was made in 1996, its shot now cause theres no slip between the tires and the clutch
also the diff has a little bit of play(not sure if thats normal)
just some advice get a clutch with some slip, sprung disc also
Massimo Power
09-08-2008, 10:38 AM
i would definetly suggest the ACT HDSS..
It has way more holding power than stage one and stage 2 exedy and is a full face daily driver. Many people seem to like the exedy but i have had bed experiances with them under high horsepower track abuse. But it might work for some people and it might not. All really up to you.. :)
F1 Racing clutches use an exedy preasure plate with upgraded disks that can withstand more heat and are only in the low $100 range so that might be something to look into if you are low on money.. but if you want the best i would have to suggest the ACT HDSS ...
Either way let me know i can hook u up :)
Good Luck.!
drftthatshit
09-08-2008, 11:16 AM
^^agree ACT is the way to go my buddy has had his for 2yrs no problems
2forty
09-09-2008, 11:12 AM
i got the act xt/ss and it holds like a champ. 2yrs now and running good. pedal feel is stiff, but i like it like that. also heard rps max clutches are good. full-face ftw!
spirit
09-09-2008, 11:30 AM
act hdss here, slips at full boost for me (im over 330rwhp). Held fine when I was at 300rwhp. A lot of people I have talked to said to get spec stage 3+, but I'm gona make the jump to carbonetics as soon as I have the cash. Which prob wont be for awhile, since now I'm thinking about getting a house because the market is almost too good to pass up, being a first time buyer, in socal. It all depends where you want to be hp range. I also had the exedy stage 1, pedel feel was too weak for me, but it never slipped, used it all the way to 250rwhp.
azndoc
09-09-2008, 11:38 AM
ORC
done and done
if you can afford it.
Firestorm
09-09-2008, 11:56 AM
ORC
done and done
if you can afford it.
+1 for ORC...buddy of mine runs a twin-plate on his CA18 and loves it.
yokotavia
09-11-2008, 09:35 AM
i have an OS Giken super single.
fucking great, engages aggressive enough for drifting, but not as much as a twin plate.
love it, no slippage at all and rebuild kits are pretty low priced.
great clutch
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